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Shopping TV is the Israels first shopping television channel. It is getting popularity day by day. It is in  Hebrew language. All ranges of products are shown in this channel.

IFBN stands for Inspired Faith Broadcasting Network. It is a religious television channel from Israel. It is the first Messianic television channel. It broadcasts 24 hours a day. Praise music, worship music and messianic music are broadcasted in this television channel.

Channel 10 - formerly known as Israel 10 ‎is a commercial broadcasting television channel licensed in Israel. It operates under the auspices of the Second Israeli Broadcasting Authority. On January 2002 the channel began broadcasting. The channel’s schedule consists of original drama series, entertainment shows, news shows, lifestyle programs and foreign programs.
Channel 10 also operates its own news company.

Channel 99 - Arutz Ha-Knesset - The Knesset Channel, The Israeli parliament channel A special channel for broadcasting Live from the Knesset- the Israeli parliament.

Channel 2- Channel 2 is a television channel of Israel. In Israel, this channel is known as Arutz 2, Arutz shtaim. It came into existence on 4 November 1993. Second broadcasting authority of Israel launched it. Channel 2 is divided in Keshet and Reshet. These two divide work schedule amongst them. Another part of channel 2 is Telad. It takes responsibility for those programs that has been left out. Popularity of channel 2 is increasing amongst Israelis. It is available on Yes satellite, AMOS 3, and Hot cable. Channel 2 is well accepted by millions of viewers and day by day, it is gaining popularity amongst the channel lists in Israel.

Channel 23
Ha-Hinuhit  - The Educational Channel, Special channel for Life style and educational programs. In the past was a section of the IBA and broadcasted through the only channel

Arutz 33 - Channel 33- the IBA’s Arabic-language channel.

Channel 1 (Haarutz Ha-Rishon) - the IBA’s main channel (until the beginning of the 1990s there were no other channels in the Israeli television, and it was called “Ha-Televizia Ha-israelit” - “The Israeli Television”).